Sentence examples for prescriptions against from inspiring English sources
The long-term strategy of death penalty opponents is to get more than half the states to repeal it and then file a challenge to the United States Supreme Court based on the Constitution's prescriptions against "cruel and unusual punishment," the second half of that dependent on only a minority of states employing it.
So for example, xi.18, which begins by saying that human beings came into the world for the sake of each other and that the metaphysical alternatives are atoms or Nature (see below, 4.1), is a list of ten prescriptions against anger (cf. ix.42).42
Prescriptions against nausea increased significantly in all types of care units.
Still, prescription by GPs who do not use the DSS is in line with advices given in the DSS in 75% of all prescriptions, against 89% for daily users.
The item concerning prescription of 'as needed' drugs at least 1 day before death (question number 20) is presented in figure 2 and table 2. Prescriptions against all four symptoms increased significantly.
"Use it up, wear it out, make it do, do without" is a prescription against spendsickness.
For the latter affliction she offers a crisp response reminiscent of Nancy Reagan's prescription against drugs: Just hang up.
Tolstoy based the prescription against oaths (including promises) on an idea adapted from his early work: the impossibility of knowing the future and therefore the danger of binding oneself in advance.
However, these plans are often static conservation prescriptions set against a backdrop of rapidly changing environments, which suggests that large-scale information on threats can improve the functionality of planning efforts.
Also, our finding of no substantial trends in IRRs over number of NSAID prescriptions argues against a major protective effect of NSAIDs on the development of oral cancer.
However, a random subset of 80 out of 727 patients with the questionnaire as the sole source of medical history was cross-checked against medical records in hospital and primary care, and against prescriptions.
